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Image: Coombs Extension building exterior (ANU, RegNet)
Image: Coombs Extension building exterior (ANU, RegNet)

Research Fellow position open at RegNet and InSpace
RegNet is currently advertising for a Research Fellow position as part of a collaborative project with the ANU Institute for Space (InSpace), which supports Australia’s space capacity.
APIP 2022

RegNet scholars awarded APIP grant in regulation and governance research
We are delighted to congratulate Professor Miranda Forsyth, Professor Alan Gamlen, Dr Lia Kent, Dr Ibolya Losoncz, Dr Louise Olliff, Dr Ashley Schram and Dr Belinda Townsend.
Image: Dr Douglas Allan (ANU, RegNet)
Image: Dr Douglas Allan (ANU, RegNet)

Doug Allan’s PhD journey: The rigours, reality and reflection
Being a parent, while working full time and pursuing your PhD is no easy feat. Doug Allan did it all and this week, he will be walking across the stage in the 2022 ANU graduation ceremonies.
Image: Elke from Pixabay
Image: Elke from Pixabay

The US has finally passed a huge climate bill. Australia needs to keep up
If politics moves slowly, climate politics often feels like it doesn’t move at all.
Image: Miranda Forsyth (ANU, RegNet)
Image: Miranda Forsyth (ANU, RegNet)

HDR Supervisor of the Month: Professor Miranda Forsyth
RegNet’s Professor Miranda Forsyth has been being awarded the Higher Degree Research (HDR) Supervisor of the Month Award for July 2022.
Image: Energy Consumers Australia Grant 2022 (ANU)
Image: Energy Consumers Australia Grant 2022 (ANU)

ANU energy experts mapping the way to tackle regulatory disparities in electricity access and services across Australia
Almost half a million people in Australia including nearly 150,000 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander residents live in remote areas that often have different arrangements for rights and protection
Image: Binota Dhamai (ANU, RegNet)
Image: Binota Dhamai (ANU, RegNet)

Binota Dhamai, Chair of the United Nations Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
We are delighted to announce that RegNet PhD scholar, Binota Moy Dhamai has been elected as Chair of the United Nations Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (EMRIP) for 2022-2023.
Image of PNG elections by Commonwealth Secretariat on Flickr (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)
Image of PNG elections by Commonwealth Secretariat on Flickr (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

Miranda Forsyth on violence in the PNG elections
Elections in Papua New Guinea are notoriously volatile and dangerous.

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Tue, 16 May 2023

Navigating the complexity of multiple knowledges: cybernetics as inspiration and method

An important part of effectively navigating complexity requires skill in bringing together a variety of perspectives and knowledges related to a system of interest.
Tue, 9 May 2023

Modest but critical: how we overlook social infrastructure at our peril

Much of our policy process focuses on the role of physical infrastructure, that is, structures that hope to mitigate the impact of shocks and disasters such as floods, terrorism, and crime.
Tue, 2 May 2023

Saving nature? Reflections on the ethics and practice of global conservation

In her new book Corporate nature: an insider’s ethnography of global conservation, Sarah Milne raises questions about the ki

Thu, 27 Apr 2023

The political economy of health and climate change: Identifying strategies to develop healthier climate policies

A series of webinars created by the Hothouse at ANU, discussing the intersections between climate change, inequity, and human health.
Tue, 18 Apr 2023

More than roads, rates, and rubbish: Local governments’ involvement in food system governance

The governance of food systems in Australia is largely fragmented, and tends to focus on singular issues such as exports, food safety, or nutrition at a national level.
Tue, 11 Apr 2023

Can a ‘nature-repair’ market finance conservation on First Nations lands

Join Jon Altman as he explores how workable the proposed regulatory framework to ‘repair nature’ might be on First Nations titled lands that are fast expanding as the main portion of the Australia’
Thu, 23 Mar 2023

Following the Money: Trade Associations, Political Activity and Climate Change

A series of webinars created by the Hothouse at ANU, discussing the intersections between climate change, inequity, and human health.
Thu, 23 Feb 2023

Planetary Health Inequity - A Structural Problem

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